UK carriers set to get EU nod for mobile payments joint venture

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Vodafone, O2 and Everything Everywhere set to get regulatory approval for Project Oscar

The mobile payments joint venture between Vodafone, O2 and Everything Everywhere is close to getting the green light from the European Commission, according to the Financial Times. According to...

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